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10
Henry Clews & Co.,
BAjrXTKS.
IJ. I*. 15 AVD IT BROAD FT.
»T«Bi^*r» of th« N. Y. Stock Enchitnr*- J .;-\-i"
C3>*eaa «eomuitc r«c«Sved a.nd iatereat pal* on
balance*. Gr&trs filled for Bond., XTota and Stock
tMn*a of ', •■
CITIES RAILROADS
and r 'tudn made thereon.
LETTERS OF CREDIT
HOTTED AVAILABLE THE WORLD OTM
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
FRED'K F. MARQUANO
Member of Consolidated flock Eirhß.r.r» of N. T.
tai.. »OS6 »d. 35-37 BROAD ST.
Write for or opinion on th» Stock ?-»rk»t-
TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST CO.,
BOND AND MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO..
MORTGAGE BOND CO..
LINCOLN TRUST CO.,
DEALT IN. .
CLINTON GILBERT
2 WALL ST.
WASTED:
150 JU>TM BAKTNG POWTIER PBETEBKJ
10« on nun* OF MEXICO
20« i mon n:BRV
FOR SALE:
1M AMERICAN Tvn FOUNDRY rREFERI
100 NATIONAL UOOBICE PREFERRED
100 IXTERNATIONAL NICKEL COMMON
FREDERIC H. HATCH
SO Broad Street. New York.
Tflephon* 6320 Broad.
Crocks -& Bonds
Stock Lxchange Securiries
con b« boufh- <m the
PEQICDICAL PAVMENT.PUAN
and paid for by convenient in»»!lm»ntf
AVOIDINO MARGIN 'CAUS
s«wl,'for full * particular*
CARLISLE A. CO.
BANKERS «i BROKERS
74 BroaJwBV.NwVwV-
1?HSlg!!!ld&<tO. J iJST
)feke a. rp**itLttr of prorMtoe
FxmdLf for TrctrOeieT*
tn any part of tl>t' world
tlr-«*u?i earefcH? selected ar^cr*
i Pe^riptly* be--*:**: on r«q«*st.
Aoj^inv C-xcewnttV
1 " 3« Broad SL. M.Y.
Office Overlooking tfce Curb.
COStPLETE REPORTS OP BALES.
Dividend Notices.
INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY.
HarMlTi. Conn., May 27th. 190 S.
At a meeting of directors of this Company, held
to-day a dividend of on« <l«i.> per cent was de
clared or. the Preferred Capital Stock, same to be
payable July Ist. 1&0S, to stockholders of record on
June 17th Transfer Book* will be closed June, 17th.
at 3 F M . and reopened July 2nd, at 10 A. M.
Checks will be mailer ,
GEORGE ROCKWELL, Secretary.
87TH QrAKTERJLY PHIDENn
THE CM ON BAG * PAPER COMPANY.
IT Battery PL. N. Y. City. June 10. 1908
A QUARTERLY DI^DEND OF ONE PER CENT,
on the preferred stock of The Union Bag & Paper
Company has this day been declare^ same to be pay
able on July IS, IMS, to stockholders of record at the
close of business or. June 30. l*0«.
W L>. SPARKS. Secretary.
' MINNEAPOLIS * ST. LOCI* RAILROAD CO.
>,>»■ York, June UL lftOS.
The Board of Directors has this day <i«:iareda.semi-a.nnual
dividend of TWO AND ONE-HALF PER CENT <2H%>
on the preferred rtock of this mpanjr. payable July 15.
l»f* to Fiockholcers of record c:. the 3>.'th day of June.
a**! *■*■ W ' be mailed. p. H PAVIS, Treasurer. .
Financial Meetings.
- " VOTftCB OF A SPECIAL. MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS
OF
THE DENVER A>"D RIO GRANDE
HAII.KOAI> COMPANY.
Danver, Colorado. June 11, IPOS.
To the Stockholders of
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company:
Notice is hereby blvwb that a epedal iißcann of the
•tockholde^ of THE MXVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD COMPANY wiii be held at th principal
office at the Company. Room 321. Equitable Building, at
I*enver Colorado, upon Thursday, the 2:^d day of July,
li**. fit t-wo o'clock P. M.. for the purpose of conMC<?ri£«
and voting upon a proposition for the ror.>«r>j]rtatioii of
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company and The
Rio Grande "W«rt«rn Railway Company and their capital
Ftork? railroad* 1 franchises and other properties and In
terests under the laws of the State of Colorado and the,
laws of the State of Utah, thereby uniting the properties
and concerns of said two companies in one organization,
enfi. by Joining raid two corporations together, creating a
new oonaoUOaMd oorpoiatlon which -n-ill be distinct from
saia oonKtiiu«it corporal ions and from »i^h th»-rf-of; ar.d
for fh<- purpo»< of cnnFiiierlnc. and voting for the adoption
f, r r^jerTinr, .-if. an agreement for t-uch consolidation made
In writing try the directors of both of said companies under
date of June Sth. li** 1 . and by them to be submitted In
writine tn said inert inc. which wts forth the terms, man-
Bar arid effect Of euoh prop^'fed confiolidaiion; also for
the punvx-e cf ---:■. voting upon any subPtl
turpif or mnfliS'a r'' n r nt; i t ion and agreement for such con
■•iltiation which at the tin of said meeting may ho duly
tSaiitted th*r»>to ir. writing by th» directora of both of
t*-esaid oaouaJllea which It is proposed so to consolidate,
and for the purr" l^ cf taking ar,y lawful action in rela
tion tn ptirh pro7>o?«>d c-irisolMatinn. or incid<>rital thereto.
as may by the ttockholders at such meeting he <I«*em"d
nec<s«sar\' or desirable.
The umnrfer book* for th« transfer of Ptock of the com
_„,. will clnw with th«> ciose of business on Monday, the
"~M day «f June ir<O<i. a r,d reopen on the day succeeding
th» <iav of final' adjournment of said special meeting of
st^c-KhAlfJorj. not carli»r than tn* 24th day of July. 808.
By orde^yh. *n.rg R «r P^-tors. cp.anpe
RAILROAT* cnMPAVT.
E. T. JEFFERT. PMarSent.
STTTTHKN LITTLE, ?».-(!S'v
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. June 15. 4 p- m.— The market for Ameri
can pr ;rniep was Inactive and heavy. There was
some polling for New York account. Last quota
tions follow:
l/>nflpn New York New York
cloc«. equivalent, dose. ChsßoP*.
Anaconda V 42;!. * 2?i - J»
ranadi^ Pacific . ...I«3H JWJ4 JM* -''
r an i.'--ißr. Parlflc ...I*3** I«J4 »W* - >
p, , h 1.'.6 82V4 1-^2S - H
Erie l«v» 1* ,<.i — "*
do Ist pr^rerred.. »Hi 34H •»% -IS
r.!?nnis cSitr.l va 125s J»^ — —
& N«*h .iw i fl '-» 1O > '» — *•
• ■ r-r»' 10^ »<** J2J* - *
: -.:; ]?k nk =%
rX£ Pacific... •«»> :«5* -».
Partflr I*7* l««J* »«* *
TT C Cor' 37** Sfi 1 * 37 — »i
• • . «.^
•Ex dividend.
FOREIGN' MONET MARKET, money in
London. >£&% r*«r cent: open market discount rat
for short Mils, 1 7-l«91% per cent: long bills. I ,-W<s
HI per cent. Berlin discount rate. IK per rent.
Paris discount rate. 1 9-16 per cent. Paris exchange
on London. 25 francs 12 centimes. Bar sold. 7>.
W<>i. Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks Wig
jifcnniKK.
FOREIGX SECURITIES. — British consols for
money, S7 7-36 per cent: for the -count, E7!£.
French rertes, 95 francs 5 centimes.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following shows rday'p closing' quota
tions for government bonds, compared with Satur
day's:
—June 13. — — Jane 15. —
Bid. AabaeL Bid. Ackfi.
C. S. 2e, registered. I»V> 104 lO4^, i«>4 304^
1' £. 2;- <-■.;?■•■»■.. 1»3<» ... 3044 — l«'4 : i —
T:. S. 3«. "i. ■<■■:>' v.«* ...tm 1O1»; 101 101 "i
D. B. 3*. coupon. BBH ... 101 3<>Hi 301 ioi**
IT. P. Sa. small bonds li<o ; i — MMi —
C S. 4«. registered. IPS 32<»*i 321 12O«i 121 »i
V. 6. 4S. ccupon. IS«S 122 — 122 —
f*a«ni» Canal 3e, renetered.-KJl'?* 100*4 103 104
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Bid. A fk«S.| BM. Ai*"l.
4i*s. Mjlv, >~- I.3O» 110 ia '--P. May. "84 c. *■:< tt%
4%«. May. -17 1.104 104*4 3ViB. Nov.. '64. I. «»i, M>%
4>*s- Nov.. '57. 1.1054 N9 XVi« Nov.. 'M. r. »».: m>- %
♦(. May. 'S7. I.MS% Kk3«i ••*, r. Nov.. '««.fQI% 102
4. Nov.. 'TA. T. i«9«» I'""! ; •*>«. r.. Nov.. 09 in;., j.i.:^
**. Nov. ■». r. ;•■'■. 100 |*6a. r.. Nov.. •10.104 V 101' a
4*. Not.. 'SO. r. :•:' . 100 1
•Cousoo or re«lster«4.
LIGHT DAY'S TRADING IN SECURITIES
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1908.
gy;--" , yety ct T : j Actual Sales I aoslng. Shares I Net — — — . Actual SaTes j Closing.
_. . '-. _._TT ~~ I Actual Sales I Closing. | Shares | Net joj o ; Hlgh T/ ,-,w Fin'l I Bid i Ask
if g 1 1 1 i § _« ___£_^=; Jj #;! el.f •-i
100 ♦*, •American Beet Sugar I*^4 M* IRJi ™* S> i^, +14 Minneapolis & So. Louis. ,?'^ i?n* 1» 110 HOW 110%
i _lE_3__-i-irrlllr I
560 - S Amerlca-n Ice Securities 26 X »% 25^ 8 »« » iio __^* j^UouM. Kansas A Texa^ pr.. bo^ 60^ gg; Hg 47 ,^ Jf 1
50 •Air.priran L-mseed 9\ S% 9\| *» > W* Missouri Faciflc SW wtJ |il*l 83\ 85
i^ __* .American Steel Fdrj- pr ctfs. 35 35 & So So 37 100 — .^SoSle M . &S. *Vk J 6 f*
1.510 +% c Ss___-littCtlif t 1 _ 'New York Air Brake «> «j~ j^ lw) lOT
200 +^ Am. Tobacco P r ex dlv 1iA%.... 90 SO » W- »% N. Y. &N. J. Telephone 100 103 1W «H
s :^e^«e ce nnpr::::::::::::n npr::::::::::::n pr:::::::::::: ft i ; %i £ 1 s -*«tsSr--EE 111 S n 6 ef %
t§ SS a.=:::::::::::::::::a .=::::::::::::::::: | % |; fe Si f |i - sne^rpSc::::::::::::::::::s ne^rpSc:::::::::::::::::: & | issv; ign 135%
JSS ■;?;£»»::::::::::::::: U&J S SJ S* i» V :Jte-»,»-___£::E::: |* &fi |-j |B
200 +5 Central Leather.... 2o ? gfc »£ 25 « jo 25^ « +% Pullman Palace Car 159 JjLJs 112 V, 112*112%
•« +«j Chesapeake & Ohio :::::::::::::: St » <3T« «|5 «»•«'* 33000 -^Reading £"&£•; :: 1 % S 8 17« KS I<^ «
100 + £ Chicago Great Western 6Jil *4 *4| «V_l «Jj «4 1 _ 2 •Republic Iron & Steel pr | « »J « » »,*
?S ;^&,^?^i-w.:::::::::: HB|»U g* U 3 -» Jki«*_ fi?«ii_i:~ |I]£^|l p E
7*) + 5 iColnrado _ Southern g g* g ?J a 8a 8 SI »„ 100 Southern Pacific , Sj l ,»' 1W 1W m I*4
i _iß^^^_Nn_ I*l-I^l
am Corn Products Ref 18 16 X 16 16 16V4 g* + .oi .standard Mining. W3% 36»b %36 3%
*« :SfflS £SSa-:-::-:::: -fe %ftf t & 1 8- SS^p^|M: I S&1 Sh S
i l^il 11111 in fcEiiliilli
1 sHEii ill ill I illSi fill il
SS 1 3 M^Si i 1 1 1 If Ik i l B^_H__i *if iii I
8-492 Illinois Central ri^htP... Ob J% n \h\ «| - - "i (X) + % Wabash «* "* ||* **»
I i^i^ipißiiiiii J i^iiiiii l l l l l j
S? I l oTaTera^. p . u . mp .. p r:::::^LikJ£^ p- —
M^r«^? n ,^Tnca^eSa) the-^e period in MOT.
•UnliVted. _-— > —-
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
SMALL STOCK CHANGES.
Closing Figures Shore Fractional
Variations— More Gold Exports.
Wall Street, at least that part of it known as
the speculative community, confined atten
tion to news reports and gossip from Chicago
yesterday, the Stock Exchange supplying an
amount of business that represented ™ thins +
vond the insignificant operations of unimportant
'traders. At the opening experimental sales of
stocks were made by the board room element
on the strength of the third-term talk from the
present centre of politics, but there was abso
lutely no response to the movement and at no 1
time' in the balance of the day was there an op
portunity to get back stocks sold short at prices
below the initial quotations. It was a day with
out the opportunity for profitable trading on
either side of the account, final figures showing
only small fractional variations, except in the
Erie shares, which suffered moderate losses for
reasons not general to the whole market Union
Pacific supplied nearly one-third of the total
dealings of 181.632 shares, and with six other
leading issues furnished more than three-quar
ters of the entire business. The Harriman
stock. United States Steel. Amalgamated Cop
per and St. Paul ended at fractional gains, while
Northern Pacific and Reading were a trifle under
their last quotations in Saturday's trading.
Many stocks were not dealt in at all. Specula
tion "was uninteresting throughout the session,
but the hours of business were enlivened by the
| varying views of traders on the course of affairs
I at Chicago, the prevailing tone of sentiment be
f ing most friendly toward Secretary Taft, but
vary much at sea as to the probable effect of the
Republican platform on Wall Street There
were a few frightened souls who paw a stampede
for President Roosevelt. They assured their
friends that in the event of the President's re
nomination Wall Street would have to retire
from business, but their silly cackling merely
added to the list of stupid doings of a stupid
Local banks continue to gain cash on their
operations with the Treasury and the in
terior, and the chances are that there will be a
steady accumulation of funds at this centre for
a number of weeks to come, despite the prob
ability of government withdrawals from deposi
tary institutions. According to the returns of
the Clearing House banks, the trust companies
and non-reporting state, banks of New York, the
amount of cash held in this city is ?447.872.2n0.
equal to one-eighth of the total amount of
money in the country, and with such an enor
mous" sum on hand at a time when the demand
for business and stock market purposes Is ex
tremely light the outlook for a material advance
in loan quotations before the autumn demands
for rrop moving purposes becomes urgent is
distinctly unfavorable. The ease in long time
loans doe« not foreshadow any trouble in the
time department of the market in the fall, while
it is not likely there will be any disturbance
in call funds, though the shipments from here
to the West and Southwest undoubtedly will be
heavy when the time comes for the harvesting
and marketing of grain and cotton. Interior
banks have heavy deposits at this point, and
they will be compelled to recall large sums in
the fall, but New York should have no diffi
culty In meeting the drain without imposing any
hardship upon local borrowers on Stock Ex
change collateral. London discounts v.-ere eas
ier yesterday. Paris rate.* were unchanged and
the Berlin quotation was a trifle firmer than re
corded at the close of the preceding week. Con
ditions at the German capital still are unsettled,
but they are far better than they were a few
weeks ago. owing to heavy receipts of gold from
New York and London, and, according to cable
advices, no further serious trouble is expected.
Sterling exchange was stronger yesterday, and
the advance with the payment of interest by
the German Bank on gold in transit made further
engagements of gold for export possible. One
firm took $600,000 for Berlin account.
CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE.
More than two-thirds of the business transacted
on the Consolidated Stock Exchange yesterday
was confined to two stocks. Union Pacific and
Reading. Renewed weakness in Erie and an at
tempt on the part of bearish professionals to get
up a fresh Roosevelt stampede scare caused some
weakness at the opening, bill the market quickly
rallied when it was discovered that very little
stock was on sale. Early short sellers covered
up and the ma^et throughout the balance, of the
session incltne<^upward, though fluctuations were
extremely narrow.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Furnl*hed by Charles D. Barney & Co., No. 25 Broad
rtr*el New York, and No. 11SJ South 4Uj street,
Philadelphia)
Bid. Asked ; Bid. Asked.
Am Cement 324 3^|L#hi«h Val R It. tZ 62<i
Am Ry Co 44 44'*|Marsden 1/4 1%
Cambria Steel... 31 3B t I'hlla Co ••»* S3
Cob Tr of H J. 68 "•" do I""*' f *° 41
EWBtßatCo. 31 32 I>nn R R <■.... W* 80%
K.r Co of Am. lWi UK J'fnn W^l C 0... «2 65
Kklrmount Tr»c. 8 10 *> I'"* •'• '•>•'
Gen Asphalt 3 4 Phile El*c C 0... S»H »'i
do pref..— 21 23 j I'hlia Bap Tr. . . . UK 131*
Ins Co of M A. 21 "VA Smokeless Pow. .. 3 11
Lak* Pup Corp. 4 •'■ I'nlon Traction... 4>- , 4d%
do pr»f 2«» 2-1 In <ias Imp Co M\ X". 4
l^hirch Nay. . . . . 67 «H Wflnbach C 0.... 21 2*
BONDS.
Am Rv ronv 6». B*s »6'i Phlla EI«C 4a 71 71*;
eipc & r*o 4b.. »m VJ. *.<, r.» 99%, l«0
N J Con f.f 1"2'» I*> 2% Phil* Co As '.*>"» !«P 4
peo r«» Ry <■• 86 97 I
COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.
/Fnrrished and corrected daily by Stewart & Loakwood,
uun< No. 43 Kxcbacee Place.
Hid. Asked, i • Hid. Asked.
nnffaJn . .11 -V» *-f° New T«-mi» . $<• 44 Jit 47
robalt Vent.. :<«: <« 3* NipisElrg 700 7 IT.
v^t UU* ■ I*s 17 *«* s "" a -•■' - 7
•ontaUs^--- * M ?><"' Peterson I^ak". 16 i«;
-r^»n"«'rve 63 65 Sled Rock. 10 IS
v-n^r M - r <7 Silver Uaf. . . . II 15
Or«n Me'eh'an 10 15 311 •■ Queen.. 110 113
Kerr I*!-'*. 325 34" Trethewey .... So S3
Little Nipl*.. 31 3S i Watte 40 4(J
iicKlnle>-D*r 70 76 1 1* Bom 6 06^ 6 l&%
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. JUNE 16. WOR
BOND MARKET SALES.
lUW Japanese 4V55.... 4>6?tilOiXK) Int-Met ■4 1 .»?.... ■■ «V*
WOO Uu »» i 2000 Int ft Ot N 2d-- »
lww do 4s W?*l 1000 Kan City > S °J 3 - ; '°
l'UW)KepofCuba69..l« ■, 1000 L 3 & M So «
lUOV N V C 4^s 1057 I 1000 L, & N G«n *> 8 ■-*"
New..!! 10» lUOOO do Gold ...... »
67000 do H'S 7 2000 do AK&C «• 88
100U0 do Old Reg.-.ios^l iSWO M&9l L. Con 55.10-? ii
[>{**> do lWi7 New..lo4^!2s*KX> Mo Pac 4s '«,
IWO Am Cot Oil *%c. B2M 2000 do ••••• — „?'•
67000 Am T& T Coavl j IjWOO do Trust Ss. . . . P»
4S4 S 85 I 300 D N V C Oen 3VaS.. »-^
1000 Am Tobacco 66.-105% . 2000 do L , S Col **?: 81
1000 do 4s 20000 NY Air B Cor.M
BOW do 72 1 6s H»
500 A T & S F Adj 1 «00 do £>
4s Stpd 66^i 7<HX> do -•:■••• ;• • " esii!
8000 do Gen 4s 98 i 1000 N "i N H & «
1000 do »7- 8 | Convt 3^s W>.4
30000 do Conn *•::: 90 I 8000 d 0...... »6^
4000 do 90% i 37000 do Deb 6«. . . • ■ l--_>^*
mm do :::::::::::: m <***> *<> ctfs m v*-\%*
SSBS ::::::::::::^l^N^b-^-wßef l^
SSSSS do Co . r :^. e ?:::lS>l: 1000 no *soi*"5-: |j*
5000 do E Okla 45.. 96 j 1000 N& \V Convt 4*. 84
5000 At Coast 4s 92 1 2000 Nor Pa« Gen 3».. «1£
WOO B& O Gold 46.. 88* 10000 do Prior *l..".|W*
r,«HiO do ft i; .i 4'X>o Ohio River Ist 08-110
2000 Bkln Rap Tr^ 72 20000 OS L Gtd Ref 4s SBH
HMO do ... 72% 31000 Bonn 3\ l&lo... Wh.
1000 Cent Leather .'lB. f)4U 7000 do *j»£
2000 do 94 2000 do •^•••■,£, 11 1 *
2000 Cent Pac*Gtd"4s! 97% 21000 do Con 4s Rets.
1000 C 1 £ Gen 4%5. 1011, 4000 do ... ... ...-•• -101
2000 C & E I Gen 55.112',j 7000 Reading Gen 45.. f*Si
10<W C^ & . N .^. D ? bICKV%b ICKV % f«S St d IYMt-^ SO 2I
K>oo Cdß°C d ß° H-Ji-is:: 100U 10000 Bt 0 ?B T Ref^
27«5 C B *Tii'4»:: 9^ lonoo St L & B F Ref
21000 do :::::::::::: «7 4000 do 'I*
fIOOO do 07 4000 do 71H
170(« do «$% 200.) do 71%
25000 do Gen 4b Rets 07'; | 300<) do <^
5000 do 97* 2000 do -•• 72^
3*oO<) d-> • T'7 1 . ! ?-000 do '- *
1000 do 111" Dlv 4».-.IOIU 5000 St L P^-n Ist 4a.. 88
3000 CR I « P Gen 2000 do Con 4E ..... 88
4S4 S 9*l; j 6000 Seaboard A It Ref
1000 do Ref4a '.'.'.'. PfiHl 5s bIOP. 88
100 Mdo RR 4s . . 0.4% 10000 Tex & Pac lf=t 6s. 106
1000 Clev C C & St L W-30 Third Aye Con 4a
G en 4S4 S 02 Stpd K2
1000 Col & So' Ist 4?. 89% 30000 Un Pac Convt is. »0«
6000 do P0 I I<*™ do ............ 607,
27000 do Ref & Ext »™OO do let Ref 4s
4 ,..; 7t> W I flf>i^
SOOrt Col Tn'd 8f! '."..!. «1 336000 do »s*»
roooo fnn r,i<« Per. fis.l2S I°OOO U S Steel S F ss. S*s'i
3000 Erie Ist Con 4s. RTH' 71000 do « fl«'»
D*,M> fir, ........ 87H 36000 do Mg
*>000 (1 , 87U | 2000 Wabanh Ist f>5...103'-j
10000 do Com : t 4n A. 55 * nm do R«f & Bxt 4s 839J
1000 Ft v.- a;- V> C lft.lM ! 1000 do f>3?i
5000 Gen Bl Deb Pi". .11" ! 8000 do «4
4000 ,1. . 117%! I<vlf> ab Pitts T lrt.. *51f
1 10000 Irt RT N Ctfs. loo ' 40T-0 do 45* i
170<Vt do . 10014113000 dr. 4.1 1 *
"<vif» do ! 100% 2000 do , 4.1
11000 do 100 |14000 do 24 11
4.-000 Int-Met 4Us fvi'jiioono do 10%
32000 do .".... «4';' 1 000 do 11
ioor.o 4a ; 04»ii iflflfl TVej>t KM 4» fin
400.1 do ' ««%! SO"" WUnF& RK. . 33* i
ISOOO do ".*."■.""" fis ! 3000 do 83
Total sales of bonds. J1.772.500.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKET.— Money on call opened at V^
per cent: highest. l i per e»nt: lowest. I*4 per cent;
cloplnc. I*4 per cent: last loan. V& per cent; ruling
rate, 1% per cent. Time, money opened the week
Inactive", with absolutely no change. Them was
little demand, borrowers apparently having se
cured sufficient funds for present needs. Rates
continued easy, and were quoted at If 2*4 P r cent
for sixty days, 2 1 <'f?2 121 2 per cent for ninety days,
;; ii 4 '^'2% per cent for four months, S@3Vi per cent
for five months. 3i£ per cent for six months and
4^iv per cent for over the year. Mercantile paper
opened the week quiet, but a continuance of good
buying was looked for. Rates, 314 per cent to 4*i
per cent for sixty and ninety days" indorsed bills
receivable, 4 to 4\i> per cent for choice four find
cix months' single name?, and 6 per cent for others
less well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.— foreign exchange
market opened firm, with cables quoted at 4.571.V??
4.8720, demand sterling at 4.869004.8695, and sixty
day bills at 4.BTi3IVa4.SMO. Short francs were 5.1556
less 1-16@5.15% less 1-32, and for short reichsmarks
95% less 1-32. Sterling rat^s continued firm in the
morning, advancing 10 points from the opening
quotations. CablfS were quoted at 4.87^4 !§4.5730;
demand sterling at 4.57@4.5705, and sixty-day bills
at 4.8540<§'4.55i4. Short francs held around 5.15%,
less 1-32, and short reichsmarks 95Va, less 1-32. Bills
were scarce, and the market was dull. The mar
ket continued firm in the second hour of th« after
noon, with rates unchanged at 4.BTi,i'a4.ST3O for
cables, 4.57<?4.5705 for demand sterling and 4.5540®
4.85% for sixty-day bills.
Bankers' posted rates were as follows:
Sixty (Jays. Demand.
Bterlin* 4.56 4.88
Germany, reich«marks. .. — .— 05*4 95%
Paris, francs 6.17H B. 14?»
Belgium, francs n.2ft B i ."S.lt".
Switzerland, francs 6.19H 5.16^
Holland. guilders 40,4 40%
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. — Boston. M^r dis
count; Chicago. ;Vte premium; St. I>ouis. 50c dis
count; San Francisco, sight. 10c premium, tele
graph 12' premium; New Orleans, commercial 2oc
discount, bank $1 premium: Cincinnati, 10c pre
mium; Savannah, buying 3-16 c discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS.— New York, exchanges
$144,759,149, balances $7,505,546; Chicago, exchanges
$38,326,015, balances $3,452,000; Boston, exchanges
H7.388.552; balances $1,353,165; Philadelphia. ex
changes, $14,414,756. balances $1,101,070; Baltimore,
exchanges $3.«1.270, balances $354,379.
SILVER MARKET.— Bar silver, 54c. Mexican
silver dollars. 47c. Bar silver in London closed at
£4%d; advance, %d.
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid. 13.10; Lisbon, 11.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.— Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2.02 c.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.— Customs receipts
reported from Washington, $917,925: internal rev
enue receipts, $1,316,833; miscellaneous receipts. $112,
361. Receipts for the day, $2,347,123; expenditures.
$1,750,000. Receipts for the month to date, $2.">.
530.944; expenditures. $25,030,000; excess of receipts,
$.'.'•;. ;«44. Receipts for the year to dale, $571,944,0« M;
expenditures, $635,040,755; excess of expenditures,
$63,096,661.
SUB-TREASURY.— Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House $2,041, 2jG.
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
Hid. Asked. I Bid. Ask«d.
Am \.\ & Tr 105 l<»>ij 'Jackson Gas 6.1. 85 92
,lo pr<>f 03 99 | 'Kan City G ss. 90 S»3
Bait con ♦»>> 104'< i 104%] l>afav Has Ist «is. 4ft tut
do on Ist Sm.lOl 108 1.. & WC M 6s. 'M 32
•Blnsham ■; sa, 93 !«i 'Mad i\Vi Ist Cs.lOl 104
Buffalo Gas 4% « Mutual 140 138
do &• •"■'■ - r '" *N Am G Ist r,x. 1»2 HI
•i-. , un <; Bs.. »3 !»> »n yft k n r.B. •.« 101
rhlr r<.n Ist Si 101 103 »do con 8» 88 90
C PG&C con >'■- 11J — Ohio A In.l (1 tin. 2fl %'l
•Ch ]• <~> re* f»B.102 104 Pat*r»on & I* <;. M •«
Con fia- N.l f»s. S 4 80 'Pitts Con G 6a. 80 87
Denver Gas 19 82 standard 60 76
•do 6a Mt 88 do prcf 80 100
•do pr lien 6*. M I'll da Lai Ss 101 I<»4
•Bq Ist con . >B.Kr2>4 100 *' st -I Gas 5s 80 83
fort w lEt «5».. 46 ,'.2 *St pO c m 6s. 100 —
ING & O .'<s.. 88 02 si I.t &Tr 65... 76 84
INA I G Ist 6s 1« 20 St Paul Ga» n«.. 90 04
Indianapolis Gas 40 46 *Syra Q Ist (Is.. »H% 88
•do l«t Sb 02 OS Syra L,t & P 65.. 72\» 73i4
•And interest.
FERRY COMPANIES
Bid. Ask'd Bid. Asked.
Brooklyn Ferry. 1 ->» N YA-E ft lIIM f>K 71
,1,. &■ SO 32 10th & 23d f»t M —
Hob Kei litd l'"» 3"i do bonds 60 70
d. 000 f>s M» 02 Union Ferry 12' II
». V 4. t. 8.... 4O " I 6e Ul 0* 7« t*
INACTIVE STOCKS.
Th» following were the last actual sales and th«
closing quotations for stocks In which there were
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
Exchange:
Last Closing, i " Lest Cloeing-.
sale. Bid.Asked. sale. Bid. Asked.
Adams Ex.167 170 181 JK C& S pf. 55^ 65 57
Am Agr Ch 23H 33 23}4 X CFS&M pf 66 60 65
do pref... S7 80 87 I Kao 4D M. 84 4 8
•Am BS pf 773, 75 78 | do pref.... 25 20 *>
Am Can 4 » 4% 4% Klof C pf. 65 — 9*
AC& Fpf 98' i 96 98V4 Lac Gas.... 99^ — 100
Am C0a1... 120 100 150 do pref 90 60 100
Am C Oil pf 80 80 90 LE & W.. 1«»4 1* 19
Am Dist T. 30 — 39 do pref 42 35 43
Am Exp... 185 185 200 Lake Shore. 3oo — —
•Am Or T. 8 7hi 8 Long Island. 38 80 40
Am H& L 3%, 3V4 4 Mackay Co.. 66 65*4 65*4
do pref... 18 17 1841 do pref.... 65 «4-* & 1 *
•Am Lin pf 214 20 21 4 i Man Beach.. 2^4 2 6
•Am Loc... 48« i 4SV» 4S>'.i Md Coal pf. 90 75 —
•do pref.. lo2 101 103 *M St Ry.. 27 24 30
Am Malt.. .6 5 6 Mm Cent... 16V4 1-">U l«Vi
do pref... 29^ 30 31 M&3tL, pf 69 65 67
•Am 870 77 79 Nash &C... 110 120
•Am Snuff. 2oo 180 220 »Na Bis pf.114% 114 115*4
•do pref.. 92 90 95 NE & Stp. . 10 9<4 10
•Am Sugar. 126% 12fi% 126H do pref.... 77 70 80
•do pref..l2sVi 123 127 NRof Mpf 61% — 61
Am T&C. 65 60 69 do 24 pf . .17 — 15
Ann Arbor. — 20 30 New C Coal. 35 20 60
do pref... — 70 80 N V Cent...lO4H 104 1047»
At Coast L. 90 »0 92,4 N' V C&St L, 39%, 38^ 403*
B& O pf. . 87 83 87 do let pf.102 92 90
•Batop Mm. 3ft 2% 3% do 2d pf . . 72 68 74
Beth Steel. 15% 14 15? iN X Dock pf 74 73 —
do pref... 43% 40 42 XYL. &w — 11 1 119
Bkln O. .110 112 120 X V NH&H.I3S* 134 136
Brunswick.. 9 8% 10ft X& W pf . .80 i 0 80
BR & P.. 91 70 106 *Xor P ctfs.l23 122^4 123%
do pref... 105 106 — Ont Silver... 5% 55 1 * 8%
Buff &S pf 64% — 66 Fac Coast. . .79 77 .9
•Butterick C2l 20V4 22 do Ist pf . 90 80 100
Can So 62T4 61ft 63 do 2d pf . . 89 80 100
C& S A T. lo4ft 100 110 Feo &E... .19 17 20
Cent L pf . . 92%, 93 94 Peo Gas & C 91»i 91 92
Cof N J..185 181 180 PC C&St L, 74' 72 75
Ch & A pf. 58ft 66 60 do pref.... 91 85 95
C& E I pf.113 — 150 ' Pitts C0a1... 13 12H 13*4
CB & Q..228 150 240 do pref.... 43 42 43
CaTVpf A 23 22 24 Quicksilver .ft ft %
do pr«f B Bft Bft 9 do pref. ... Hi 1 B
do deb... 49% 47 51 »Ry Stl Sp.. 37 35ft 38
CI&L pf - 40 90 «do pref. . . 01 90 —
•CM&SPcfe. 123 ft 123 125 Read Ist pf. 82 80 83
d 0d 0 pref... 153* 150 152 do 2d pf . . 81ft 81ft 84
•doctfspfl42 143 143% RW & 0...114 Vi 113 125
C& Nw pf.2o4ft 198 205 Rut BCopf 27 25 30
CSt PM&0.132 132 135 SL&SF Ist pf 54% S6VI 45
do pref...105 160 165 doC&Elcfsl2s 120 150
Chic T Tr. 6 4 8 do ctfs pf. — — 13"
do pref.., 15 10 23 do ctfs new 53 60 65
Chic 6 Tr. 3\i 314 3% St L&S Wl6 16 16ft
do pref... 11 10 12 do pref.... 35Vi 35 36
CCC&StL. pf 94 99 Seara-R pf . .90 89 91
Cleve & P. 189 162 ft — s>-S S& I i>f M 91 P<
CF&I pf 60 45 60 Tex & Pac.. 22% 23 24
C& II C&I 21ft 20 21 do Land T57 56 «•>
Con C0a1... 87% 80 90 T Rys &L. «*i 10 11
Corn PRpf 69% 6!»ft 71 *V B&P. . 6ft sft 6Vi
Pel & H...155^4 158% 161 »do pref... 57 56% 60
DL& W. .500*4 — 635 Un Ry Tnvt. 20* i2l 22
D& R G.. 25% 25 26 do pref.... 33 38 39
do pref. . .65 0414 66 V Clg Mpf 91 85 8!)
DM& F D 11% 10 15 ITJSCI P&F 27 26 27
Pet URR 37 37 —US Express 80 70 85
•D SS&A pf 19% 18 22 *U S Leath. 12 6 12
Ev & T 11. 62ft 60 80 ! *do pref... 100% 90 104« i
do pref... 85 80 100 USR& I. 49 48 50
Fed M& S. 79% 70 91 »U SR & R 9% 10 13
Gen Ch Co. 65 65 65 V P Rubher. 25VJ 25 25ft
do pref... 80 90 100 do 2d pf.. 60 55 61
Oranhv M..100V4 97 100 'Utah Cop.. 30&4 30", 3114
•Gt X subs 126 12Rft 130 Vandalla R. 85 — 85
Hay El Ry 23 22 27 Va-Car Ch.. 23>4 22% 24
do pref... 74 70 75 do pref. . . . 100 100 ft 101
Hock Val.. 88 R7 90 Va IC & C 52^ 49 55
do pref . . 80% 80 .90 'Vulcan Pet. 4ft 4 5%
Homestake. 74ft 74ft 76 'do pref... 28 28 88
Ing-R Co.. 51ft 50 — ■Wells-F EX.2.SO 250 305
do ref. .. 77 77 — West Md.... 0 8 12
Int-Met . . . 1«H lOtJ 10% w Mfg Ist pf 71 65 71
Int Pap pf. PR 55 68 ITV & L E.. 61^ 6 6t
•Int Power. 30 25 30 do Ist pf . .13 13 15
Tnt Pump.. 23 28 24 do 2d pf . . 9 7 9
lowaCpf.34 334 34 TVip Cent... 17 16ft l.ft
Kan & M.. 35 35 42 do pref.... 39 38H 40
Kaj! C & S 24^ 234 24ft
! •Unlisted.
TOPICS OF THE STREET.
FOREIGN TRADING.— Foreign houses were not
active factors in the local market, dealing in about
pipht thousand shares, mostly purchases. In Lon
don the general market was quiet, with a. *enerally
heavy tendency, •without, however, important de
clines. Money was easy, with discounts off '«.
Paris discounts were unchanged, while the Berlin
rate was firmer. British Treasury bills were al
lotted in London at an average of 1.11 per cent.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.— Dividends have been
declared as follows: Central Coal and Coke Com
pany regular quarterly IK per cent on the pre
ferred, and 1% per cent on the* common, payable
July 15. The Flelsehmann Company regular quar
terly 1»2 per cent on the preferred, payable July 1.
Buffalo Mines Company regular quarterly 3 per
cent, payable July 1. Mine Hill & Schuylkill
Haven Railroad semi-annual 3 per cent, payable
July 15. Equitable Trust Company regular quar
terly 3 per cent, payable July 1. American Cement
Company regular semi-annual 3 per cent, payable
July 23. Maiden Lane Savings Bank Pemi-annual
2 per cent. Homestake Mining Company regular
monthly 60 cents a share.
PEPUBLH' IRON AND 'STEEL— It is, under
stood the directors of the Republic Iron and Stpel
' 'ompany will meet on Thursday to take action on
dividends on tlie preferred stock. Jt is thought
the dividend either will be reduced or passed. The
company has Earned, It is said, more than enough
to pay the full dividend, but owing to the depres
sion in the steel industry the directors may decide
to conserve resources, especially as there is a
clause in the mortgage which provides that the
company must maintain $6,.W,f100 of net liquid as
sets against Its bond Issup.
MEXICAN BANK DIVIDEND DECLARED-
The Banco Mexioano de Commercio c Industria,
of Mexico, has declared a dividend of 6 per cent on
its paid-in capital for the year, or $3 a share. The
dividend will be paid on July 1 at the offices of the
bank, or in New York at the offices of Speyer &
Co., and in Berlin at the offices of the Deutsche
Bank.
COTTON EXCHANGE SEATS AT AUCTION.—
Superintendent King of the New York Cotton Ex
change sold at auction yesterday the memberships
standing in the names of Arthur C. Ahrens and
Charles Crutchfield. The former membership was
bought by F. Hartcorn for $B,tioo. and the latter by
■\V. Ray for J5.500. The. previous price paid for a
seat In the exchange was $!t.Ot«>.
COLD EXPORTS.— Heidelbach, Ickelheimer &
Co. will ship $600,000 gold bars by the German
steamer to-day. This makes a total of $41.30«>.f>00
on the current movement. Sterling exchange, was
strong yesterday; the advance in rates with pay
ment by the German bank of Interest on the metal
while in transit made a resumption of exports
possible.
STANDARD OIL DIVIDEND.— The stockholders
of the Standard Oil Company received yesterday
checks representing a 'quarterly dividend of $a a
share, the aggregate disbursements 'to stockholders
being (8,000.666. In the last three quarters the com
pany has paid out to stockholders about J34,000,0i*.
TENNESSEE COAL AND IRON.— AII transac
tions in the unlisted department In Tennessee Coal
and Iron subscription certificates hereafter must be
in full paid certificates.
INTERNATIONAL, MERCANTILE MARINE
At the annual meeting of the International Mer
cantile Marine, the retiring board of directors was
> i' cud.
Itiillriiii!. telling of the work of III*- KepubUran
>atl»ual « tnu.-lUK.n at < lilt-ago will be posted at 111 1 .•
tiu^iii intervals In front til tit* XrihUM Uulldlux
bcgloaUw tki» uiorutu*. . — -»
*■* TRUST CO. **
358 Fifth Avenue, Corner 34th Street
66 Broadway 12 5 th St. & Lenox Aye. 148 th St * Third **
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS FOR THE PROTECTION OF
' DEPOSITORS, OVER $14,000,000
Transact, a general f^^JtgXJ'***"* "* «*"
TraveUers' Letters of Credit and Foreign Drafts Lisued.
Travellers ciai Banking Roo^ 8 fo r ladies.
*^ Safe Deposit Vaulta.
CHARLES H. KEEP. President
DIRECTORS
li , _ «•„ Frederick G. Botirn*.
O. Lout* »£>*••• *°' Edward H. Clark, **
Franklin Q. Brown. Charles F. Hoffman.
Dumoot C1 * si««- ■William B. Joyce, '
J. Horace Harding. Hinndlll Parsons,
Charles H. £ e «P' Herbert L Sattcrlee.
Samuel T. »!«*•«■»• Payne Whitney.
William A. Tucker, * *
Attention li%vit«d to f.««IW«» c««r«d for bu».n— » and person aeco.nf.
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
Fifth Avenue and 43d Street, New York, X. Y.
.Vets as Trustee, Guardian, Executor. Allows
Interest on deposits subject to check. Issues
Travelers' Checks and Letters of Credit. Safe
Deposit Vaults.
ANDREW 3. MrfORMACK. Anctionwsr.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON
OFFICE NO. 65 WIIjLJAM ST..
Wednesday, June 17th, 1908
at 12:30 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.
NOS. 14 AND 16 VESEY STREET.
BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATORS.
9 ?hs Automatic Fire Alarm and Extinguisher Co.
8 shs. New England Mortgage & Security Co.
S Bhs. Manhattan Beach Hotel & Land Co. pfa.
10 shs. Journeay & Burnham.
30 Fhs. Bailey Land Co. of Rapine City, Dakota.
14 shs. Great 'Western Turnpike Road.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAT CONCERN.
100 shs. Amalgamated Copper Co.
120 shs. General Electric Co.
100 shs. Nafl Bank of Commerce.
25 shs. Com Exchange Bank.
2.700 shs. New Jersey Terminal Dock and Improvement Co.
1,000 shs. American Taxameter Co.
100 shs. Mechanics and Traders' Bank.
60 shs. Chatham Nafl Bank.
10 phs. Importers and Traders" Nafl Bank.
6.900 shs. North American Savings Co., Plttsburar. Pa.
7. r .O shs. Ann Arbor R. R. Co. pfd.
25 Phs. New York Mortgage and Security Co.
10 shs. Carnegie Trust Co.
$30,000 Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal Rwy. Ist Mtg. 4 p.
c. Bds 1954, June. 1908. coupons on.
$30,000 do., do.
$40,000 do., do.
13 shs. Metropolitan Trust Co.
10 ehs. Lincoln Trust Co. __ . _
$500 Plttsburg & Westmoreland Rwy. Ist Mt£. 6 p.
c. Bonds. 1034, Feby., 190 S. coupon on.
10 Shu. Colonial Match Co.
100 Bhs. Union Mortgage and Realty Ry. Co.
I*s shs. Mechanics' Nat'l Bank.
10 shs. Corn Exchange Bank.
$2,500 Standard Motor Construction Co. 6 p. c. Bds.,
1927.
SO *hs. Mechanics' Bank of Brooklyn.
$2,000 United Telephone & Telegraph Co. Ist Mt«e. B
p. c. Bonds. 1931.
15 shs. Phenlx Insurance Co. of Brooklyn.
45 shs. Trust Co. of America.
B Ehs. Central Bank of Westchester Co.. 'White Plains,
N. Y.
$2,000 Westchester Traction Co. Ist Mtg*. 6 p. c. B<i3..
1932.
$75,000 Stewart Sugar Co. 23 Mtg*. 7 p. c. Bds., 1927.
20 shs. Nat'l Bank of North America.
3 shs. Nat'l Bank of Commerce.
$1,000 Lincoln Gas & Electric Light Co. Ist Cons. Mtgs.
6 p. c. 84.. 1941
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
In the market for outside securities speculation
was on an extremely light scale. On the plig-htest
offering reactions were the rule. With the possible
exception of Greene-Cananea. which developed
strength and activity, advancing to 11. on active
buying by Boston houses on the reported opening
of the mines, the market showed a heavy tone.
Davis-Daly suffered a loss of Vi on rather liberal
offering to a new low mark for the movement.
Nevada-Utah broke below 3. Micmac was off *%.
Boston was easier. United Copper was heavy.
Miami sold down %. Greenwater Mining was off
3c and Cumberland-Ely a small fraction, Cobalt
Central was steady and fairly active. Standard
Oil was down 2 points. Bay State Gas declined a
small fraction. Bonds were dull and about un
changed.
INDUSTRIALS.
Bh *-; l i Open- I High- j Low- I Last
.' old - 1 I Ing..] est. ] est. I sale.
1- 2£ i ay J ?tat ° Gas •■••! 15 - 16 1 I 15-161 1 !
Manhat Transit ..I 2*s 2H] 2ViJ 2 1 4
200 ! Panama Cement... I s*l Hi' £«£ / s»*
5 Standard QU { 605 j 007 | 603 { 607
___^ MINING.
Sh^ M i i Open- I High- I Low- I Last '
_ mna - 1 I Ing- 1 est. jest.j est. j sale.
1 '^!l^ Ua J" a <soWfl«l<J. •\\ 18 1 * 18 ,, 18H
lOOlßlnpham Central.. h, i 3i 3 v -1
1.000' Bingham C Stand. 4 >; % 5. 15 ■;!
4W Brit Columbia Cop 4% 4% 4T,
55 Botte Coalition... | 23 ! 23^! 22% 23»1
30l> Butte & Mew York IS l*k 1% "4
20.000 tCobalt Central... 37 39 86^ 42
4.000 +Com Fraction.... 50 644 !»' %?*
6.000 tCon Ariz Smelt. . 12 12 10 10
300 Cumberland-Ely 71,1 -7'i 71, -V
1.050 Davis-Paly Estate I', «17. is, 12
500 fDiamondfield .... 17 17 17 17 H
200'Pominion Copper.. I\\ I*4 1 ». I*4
25 El Central ...."."." 111?
200 Ely Central 1 t \
s<X> Ely Witch £ & %\t 3_i ß
1.84)01 tPurrvar« Cr'k Cop 15 : 15 14 14
3^oo]tG.Md Bar S I 8 4
3.500 Goldfield Con 5 0-16 «S B 0-16 5«»
6.500 tOoldfleH Palsy... 75 . : 79 75 7 §
400 tGoldfield liver P I»>S 1«M 164 1«S
4.MX>iQre*ne-Canane«. .. 10 V n joy» n
100 Greene. Gold-Silver 1 R-lfi 6-16 6-16 6-16
100 do pref I iV 114 li» 11
25.0i>0 tGreenwater C S. . : 12^» 14 10 11 '
1 1 «> Indian Valley Con 444 4
1.800 Rose Con | 6*» 5 3-16 5H 5 3-18
2"X>! Mexican Exp & M *8«4 6?i 6»* 6H
360 j Miami Copper ... M 9 rt i,' «*
2.000 Mlcmac Mines .'.. 3>,| 3<fc 3 31:
300 McKlnley-Dar ....j 74 I 75 74 75
OOOJtM.-intezuma of CS 25 ' 23 25 25
100; Nevada Con Cop.. 11%' 11 » 11% U Ti
535 Nevada Hill 194 V 200 j 175 IB7U
400 Nevada Smelting.. 15-16 1 15-16 1
6.000 Nev-Utah MAS. 3H ' 31;3 1 ; 2 15-16 31*
1.150 Nlplssinir Mines .. y 7 ! 7 7 7
4.soOt.Vorth Butte Bxt.. 5-161 6-l« «; 1;
Ohio Copper 2V41 2Vi 2l2 l 212 1
19.70i> Pfnn Wyoming... 37 ! 37 35 36
320 Precious Metals... V 1 I 7 1
400 TRed Hill I8«£ ISH Ist, • lg^
1,000 {Searchlight MAM 57 1 60 67 «>
20i> Stewart 11-16 11-18 11 16 11-18
2,000 Tramps Con 13 , 14 13 14
2W> ; Tuyra Dcv pref. . . 2% 2H 2% 2H
220 United Copper 6*« •" 6** 7
600 tlTnited Rico 24 24 24 24
25 Union Mines % S % «i
200 Utah Apex 44 l * 4'i 44 1-*1 -* 4'»
200 Utah Bln tr rets. 4** 4\! 4H ! 4H
200 Yukon Gold Mines. 3'»! 9% 3 » ; 3",
BONDS.
I I Open- I High- | Low- I Last
Sales. I I In*. | est. f est. [ sale.
'$s.nno|To!PL*Wcol tr 4»i TlVa I 71V 7 Hi I 7pT
'.3.000 Tl<l*w <a% notes. . . | 98 | 98 1 OS | ».<»
•Odd lots. fSells cents per share.
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.
American Can 4 T i .Masonic Temple 3!>
A Booth Pa.klnit 2S [National Biscuit pref.. 114'»
do preferred t»8li National Carbon «7
Box Board »4» 4 do preferred 112
do preferred *\\ Quaker Oats 1^«
Commonwealth Edison. 97'ji Streets Stable Car pref WO
Chlcaso Telephone 130S Swift * ■■> I01»i
Chicago Title & Trust. ion Sears- Roebuck pref Ss> 4
Diamond Match 127"* do cash no
Illinois Brick 33'j " "
•Ex dividend 1\ per cent.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
(Furnished by Van Scbaick & Co.. No. 7 Wall street.)
Bid. A»k*d. I Bid .Vjki'd
United Railway. 10 10*, i Cotton Duck. . «' 12
do inroniM M 51»; d.i Inromra .. _ 53
_*? *■•••• ** ***» Nor' Ry * I. 5». 90 91
GB*B VT. — 5 Light & P prft.. — 40
do incomes.... 14 7 » 1»\ do a a . _ ho
_do '»'» 43', ** ! Than City R. .Is. JOO io«
Seaboard « 7 Chas Con El»o to S7 *n
do lit prrt;... » 40 Cont Trust . lr» ITS
do 2,1 pr Hi, — I'nlon Tru»t 40 M
do ♦» MU »2»« Third Nat Hank. ll3 * —
do 10-year ss. — AS Fidelity A Dep..112 123
Con»ol Gas — 10S Maryland Trust . 3rt so
*» •• 104^ 100?; Noc'Cen; 8y..., Wfti _
I
THE TRUST COMPAQ OF MENU
37-43 Wall St.. New York.
COLONIAL BRANCH: LONDON OTTZCZ:
222 Broadway. flft Grenham St.. I/>nSoa» E. C
Savings Banks.
IRVING ™
lIV V lIIVJ IW!TIT1O1
11." Chamber* MU >. T.
Th» Trustees hare declared a dIT-.ienl for tat
six months ending Jane. 30th. 1308, at the rataoS
FOUR PER CENT.
per snnuni.on all .sum* from tl to SJ.iOOentitlsl
thereto, payable on *ul after July lot a. I 's\ i.
Deposits made on or before July lOti
will draw interest from July Ist, 190&.
W. H. B. TOTTEN. President
GEORGE B. DUN.SIN r. Secretary
H.E.TEXER, Jr.,Chairman of sauce Coaaaaila*
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK
S. E. Cor. «th Aye. and lßth St.
IXTEREST AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER OBBSI
MOC*. PER AN."- T -will be credited depositors for the
4 SIX MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30 on all ibs«
* from $," to 18.000 entitled tiereto under th« *»
laws, payable ■■'■■■ 2".
Deposits made on or baton JULY la will draw inter*!
from JULY 1. IJCJB.
JAMES Qt'TNLA.V Pr»«ideat-
CHARLES M- DUTCHER. Treajfn
J. HAMPDEX ROBB. I i .. ,.....,
FRA.vnS M. BACON, Jr., } :UJWfcU
' — — »
Empire City Savings Bank
2:?1 Waal sSM >t.
Th« Trustees have declared a dividend for tbe tt
months ending June 30th. i ■*'*. on all deposits eatl!U<
thereto, under the '■■.•-.;!•.'=. at tie rate of
FOUR PER CENT.
per annum on ■'■■■'■ surr.9 froni
$5 to #:{,imh).
r>e^»o«lt3 made on or before July 10th will draw ißtnal
from July 15: Isaac a. HOppßK> protest
ARTHUR T. TIMPgQX sansasa> ■
Union Dime Savings institution,
BROADWAY. BD ST. AND SIXTH AVENUE. ,
GREELSY 3QUARE. NEW YORK.
Interest FOUR PerCent;
Per ■■!!■■ from IB M J3.ooi> Credited July "'-W
able July 16th or any tim>» later
CHARLES K. SPRAGCE. President.
FRANCIS M LEAKE. Treasurer.
WILUAM G. ROS.<. Secretary. _
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
t
STOCKS.
,_ __^ __^ -4
Shares! I Open- | High- I I*» j
sold. ! 1 ing. | _!!l__!^-—^»
20 1 Am Woollen ■::.■ :. { ?2;»| —^ — .»t -^
4.200) Am 3meltln«r .... ■ »^» 55 It*' *Z^
2SO Anaeocda Cop ...I 42 i 4.H: 4i* :
10»At Top & S r :::; f^i «„ £11
61o!Bmok Rap Tran.. 47 4.;» **g\
4«>:can Fac i lo*H\ l.' l ,«: »*™ *S^
W>iChes & Ohio I 4+ 44-= «. g*
1.»40C7) Mil & St P.. | 13-J ■• »■{
90 Col Fuel A I .... -• - 2h ,; ;,: : «•_
70iPlst Securities ...! 33H »> »Jj £ *
taw !G Nor pref j. — EOS 1^; or,
7RO Gi N'n- pref 19 * . v v,
.V»ilntep-Met V*-z<. W>» i £•«
2w»: dr. prer .:•:::■: a** -^ " g*
20|Xat Lead »f« «*J 22 4" 1 *
72» Nor Vac I 13-* '•» ' X"V »? JS-^
26-V Pennsylvania --.-! I»%] 32JJ -r*
38 Pressieii Steel Car' 274; _-»2 -•« ll"'-»
15.520J Reading | 11? .1 3gJ "*2 #%
I-iVr-p Steel pf ' «H »H ?* »| j?
3f»!Rork Island ! 1. »', ' it, ! «•.£
10, do. pref 33^ g£ gj» |J*
540! Southern Pac .... ; f« - -^»: 55? ir-i
Southern Ry I '• '■• .^ *, ,Ux' 144=i
23.34«> ! inlon Pac 1«V »«. *«J
£ lSSj^^ :::::::: % S I" X o3
So'Wabash pref 1 23't; ~> »! -* *■
63.350 Total pale*. : . ___——■«
MINING.
fehaTelf I Open- I H!irh- I Ur- I J*
; sold. ! I ir.g. 1 wt. J__^JM^ t
! ' 50.. Atlanta j~l --3 -I*-*! •,I 2, I 2 '-■ ■m*
5-» ; Blue Bell _ - fl « ■«* ; "2 "»
I.M* SS^i::S: & & 4 2 «
aa I'a.v 2
l.OflO .P!amon<lfle;i .. - M
ano Eintoi, » (,•«»%
»»]GoldfseM Con .. ! ».M j 5-h;^ »■» "•
401) «..-:■:: eld Daisy ...| -" •'' ; •;', . ;*HI
200 Mexican [ -80 I - -» |--jg 8•»
300 Mexican ■;■.' ** . 2 9 .»
150 Ontario )«...• 3;' I »'' ', i«j
IWiOphlr I 2-M 2-JO I =•»;> *jfo
Tramps Ct»n I ■»■'> 1 -'- s I __112— — — •
6,270 Total sales. -
BONDS.
; ' -, .
Sale.. I j mV j »t. i **. V*^
VoOPjCcmatocX 4* .. ! I.HSI 1»SI **<
WHEAT.
" ■*
Bales. I J Open- | H! K b- ! '-?- j **£
bush. ; I ing jest.j est. [ est- I »^
SSO.OfO'July option . I .st>S| Si>M " s **%
BOSTON STOCKS.
mull* 1 1 b* K. I. Day 4 Co.. No. 37 Wall •«•"
June 13. June 15. j ; Ju"» »f?*l§
Boat & Albany.. 203 202 Boston tons.... -« * ••»
BoMoaEbv. 133 -133 Ca! & H-<-Ia M •«£> 33
OJRAUSY.m Ml .-vt--'.: SUB-- 25 73
Ftt-hhur* r r^f..l» 12*4 rorr-r BMW * »« • ««
NYN II * 11.-.153 tm Franklm , Mln -; f n rt w «1<»
Old Colony . iv» I*2 Ontnby M!n ■■ • ™]*» 1*
West End St Ry « W4 Mans mn M.n... J di
ft) prff 104 104 Mohawk M!n « ST«
Maw K!*o «>».. 1«» S» ! 3 No Butre. «"» »
do ■ "■" SL wH
An T»l & T <:«.«»; «»Vi Old IH>m Mm.... 5" 9
N>* Knic T.-l lit 111 Parrot Mn -- M
W Tel *T Co •« - 'Ouinoy Mm- ■-• .* jjy
do rr«T «► «2H Tamarack Mm • • •*> 130
Arca.ilan Mm ::•♦ .V, .!,> pref «*• »*
Am Pn«im»ltc. «i « hfeM Oil « j;
dr. pref 16 1* Maw (AJ f2 33
Atlantic M-.n . IMS IS 1 * *J **•* v* 43
Shannon Mm HS t3',; J.«ah_ .• - • 14l ,41-4
IMn ham Mm... »v M | rnitfrf Fruit.. -.-I" .
• \*k.-.i lE* dividend. ,*|
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
M Ask**.! -' 4 « ?4 Al W^
Ilaxarlan gov 4» -•■% IWWC of Munich • JJJf g»
Haxony kov 3=.:. «l 83 U" of Fon -M 3J, » *» M
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